Image provided by: Friends of Jacksonville's Historic Cemetery; Jacksonville, OR
About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1920)
STAND IN WAY ÛF BUSINESS Historic London Churches May Have to Cive Way to the Demands of Modern Progress. Neglected Ycurgsters to Be Given Thorough Training in No One Will Be Deceived hy Mechanics cf Farming. Democratic Attempt to Use Great President’s Name. With thorough appreciation of th« OR. CLCAM Nineteen historic city churches In Hie livnrt of t.million. 13 of them the work >f Sir Christopher Wren, hnve been n erked for destruction by u com- mission. appointe») by the bishop of I.iiinli r. to consider the whole «lues Hull of |l.e city churches. In seven cnscs It Is proposed to preserve, fot their architectural mid historic value the towers of Hie churches. In th* other cnses these old luonuuients dutlng buck to the seventeenth century and tlic- great tire of London, would disappear. This Is the recommendation of the bishop’s commission, but already strong pretests have arisen and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings has announced that It will take every possible step in milking the strongest protest. The value of the sites of these churches Is placed at nearly $8,500,- 000,OOO, situated ns they are In the great business center of London, be tween St. Paul’s and the Tower and a little to the north of Hint line. In ad dition to tills enormous return from the church property the commission expects to realize an income of $120,- 000 a year from the benefices after setting aside $81.000 a year for the salaries of certain of the clergy con cerned. For tlie site of a single church, that of All Hallows, Lombard street, Barclay’s bank has offered $2,- 500,000, and the value of the site of St. Dunstan’s-ln-the-Eust has been estl- niated at $1,250.000. above i anted, will, at the iffices of Itauh« Mo«,re. Midford Nil. Bank I M|»., Medford, Oregon, on er after “ii pte-i tier 27, 1920, sell, subject to I'oi.li. miti >n by said Court, ail the r.ght, title and interest and estate of Carl Brier, said Minor, in and to the following described real property, to wit : Lot Three (3) of Block one (I) of Edmeads Addition to Medford in Jackson County, Oregon. Terms: Cash, ten per cent on day of :ale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Court. Ci aka B rier M atlock , « Guardian. vaTue to the state of trained agricul turists, versed in modern methods ano THE PEOPLE KNEW ROOSEVELT ' with a know ledge of applied mechanic« necessary to modern farming, the Salvation Army in its Home Service Death of Foremost American Has Program for Oregon, plans to make useful farm hands, if not farm experts Summons for Publication Not Dimmed His Deeds in of many neglected and dependent I n the circuit court of the state youngsters, Throughout the state the Minds of Patriots. there are always lads whose ages OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY. range from seven and eight to fifteen Nellie Williams. Plaintiff, By William Hoster years. Alio will have no future apart vs. May one who was more or less Inti from poverty and comparative ignor lohn E. Williams, Defendant. mately associated with Theodore I ance and probable criminality. Op I’o.J .bn E. Williams, Roosevelt in the Inst fifteen years of portunities such as those to ba offered 'he above named defendant: his life say a word in regard to the by the Industrial and Agricultural IN THE NAME OF THE STATE developing tendencies of tlie pending school the Falvatlon Army plans to OF OREGON, you are hereby required establish at North Yamhill, cn the 100 president Ini campaign? ■o appear tn the above entitled court Governor James M. Cox, the Demo acre farm on which now stand the cratic candidate, with Increasing fre buildings of tbe Bishop Scott school, ind cause and there answer the com- quency Is using the name of Colonel will open before these lads a useful olaint of the plaintiff on file therein a- , Roosevelt In Ids speeches, as of one life. »ainst you within ten days from the from whom the Governor lias derived Brought up to manhood in clean late of ths service of this summon* Ills Inspiration for this momentous surroundings, with daily instruction in tpon you if served within Jackson campaign, and whose support of Mr. ordinary schooling and practical in County, Oregon; or if served within any Cox's so-called policies would be forth struction and practice In farming, the 4 her county of Oregon th«n within coming were Roosevelt alive. At least, youngsters will not only be saved from wenty days from the date of Governor Cox is at pains to make It bad citizenship but given an horn cable appear Hint it is into his hands that profession or trade with which to earn he service of this summons up- Hie torch borne by Colonel Roosevelt their own way as men. in you; or if served by publi- was entrusted when tha latter passed ation or nut of tbe State of Oregon At the Yamhill school, to be pattern on. ed after the famous Lytton school con i ifter an order of publication then on Addressing ike Ohio Democratlc ducted by the Salvation Army in Cali •r before the last day prescribed in the State Convention at Columbus on Cornia, both boys and girls will find >rder for the publication of said sum- August 17th, among other things all the essentials of preparation for nons. This summons is published in Governor Cox said : life’s battle. The girls will be taught he Jacksonville Post, a weekly news “Need I remind you that It was In sewing, household duties, cooking etc. Notice for Publication this State that Theodore Roosevelt, paper pub'ished at Jacksonville, Jack Tne boys will be trained in several Hint great American, made Ills speech ion County, Oregou, under and in ac 012207 trades and In farming, horticultural proclaiming Ills creed, not that the cordance with an order of the judge of DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Judges alone should be recalled, but and animal husbandry pursuits and U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon he above entitled Court made and en Hint tlie Judicial procedure Itself should modern farm mechanics. tered herein on the 3rd day of Septem And while their bodies aud minds he subject to recall.” July 21, 19^0. are being trained their responsibilities ber, 1920; this older requires said sum Acknowledged Error. Notice is hereby given that George as citizens and members of society mons to be published for six consecu First and foremost, no man who will not be neglected In fact, one cf Lewis, whose post-office address is tive w;eks and requires the first publi knew Theodore Roosevelt well, and the strongest teachings of the Salva Jacksonville, Oregon, did, on the 3rd cation to be made on the 4th day of follow his leadership, was proud to tion Army is Americanism. The day of March, 1920, file in this office September, 1920, and the last publi needs to be told that he lived to realize Sworn Statement and Application, No. tchool is non-sectarian. the error of that specific doctrine which cation to I < made October 16, 1920 Through the efforts of the Salvation 012207. to p i. cbase the NW^ NWJ4, Governor Cox now drags from the and said on er required you to appear Army in Portland, several boys have Section 18 Township 37 S, Range 2W.. political limbo of dead things. and answer said complaint on or be But aside from this, tlie one out been taken from up state Oregon Will imette Meridian, and the timber fore the Isst day prescribed in said standing note In Roosevelt's great ca towns and placed at the California thereon, under the provisions of the rder for said publication, which last farm school temporarily until the reer was hfs uncompromising, tried act of Juno 3, 1878 and acts amenda and true Americanism. He was an funds made available by the financial tory, known as the ‘‘Timber and Stone lay is Oclol er 16, 1920. And you will American above and beyond every campaign. May 1 to May 10. provide Law,” at such value as might be fixed ukase t ike notice that if you fail to so thing else. His Americanism arose for the opening of the Yamhill school •opear and answer said complaint the above nil party considerations. He County advisory boards In every coun by appraisement, and that, pursuant olaintiff will apply to the above en- was jealous of Ills country's honor, ty In Oregon are helping the Salvation t > such application, the land and tim •tled court for the relief demanded proud of its traditions, zealous In the Army in this great work with children ber thereon have been appraised in her complaint, towit: for a decree maintenance of its integrity nnd Inde $410.00, the timber estimated 400,000 iissolving the bonds of ’’’atrimony now pendence. He labored Incessantly to board feet at $0.75 and $1.25 per M, existing between the plaintiff and the promote that ^national unity which he and the land $10 00; that said applicant defendant herein and for a decree believed to be one of the safeguards will offer final proof in support of his of the Republic; and Ills faith in I application and sworn sta’ement on the awarding the care and custcdy of the Washington's Farewell Address nnd In minor child, Cornelia F. Williams, Sth day of October, 1920, before F. the Monroe Doctrine was such that daughter of the plaintiff and defendant, R >y Davis, U. S. C jmmissioner, at ♦ lie regarded strict adherence to tbe In to the plaintiff, and for such other and Medford, Oregon. junctions of both as the two great bul further relief as shall be just and Business Men of Every County warks of our national existence. If It Any person is at liberty to protest equitable in the premises. were necessary to prove these asser this ptrrchase before entry, or initiate Join With Corps Officers to Dated at Jackson County, Oregon, tions, columns could be quoted from a contest at any time before patent the 3rd day of September, 1920. Ills writings nnd speeches in support Extend Helping Hand. issues, by tiling a corroborated affidavit thereof. But one lias only to mention G. A. C odding , in this offi-e, alleging facts which tlie name of Theodore Roosevelt to Attorney for Plaintiff, service born of service by men A would defeat the entry. bring before tlie mind a picture of a Medford, Oregon. W. H. C anon , United States strong, self-reliant aud and women whose lives are dedicated I to that service, a service not for gain, Register. Independent. tor it pays its workers poorly, is to Roosevelt’s Position Clear. II. K. HANNA One does not have to ponder long to be placed at the disposal of even the smallest community in Oregon through reach a conclusion, therefore, where I^twyei Roosevelt would stand If happily he the expansion of the Salvation Army were among us today. The man who Home Service Program for 1920. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, i Since its splendid service among the In 1916 avowed that tlie supreme na- Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg FOR JACKSON COUNTY. tlonal need was the overthrow of Wil- American troops abroad brought to the Edna Driskell, Plaintiff, attention of the home folks the kind sonlsm nnd all tliat Wllsonlsm repr»- vs. MEDFORD OREGON gents would have a mighty well-defined of work the army has been doing Defendant, position In the fighting today If he quietly in the slums of the larger Wesley Driskell, To Wesley Driskell, the above nam were with us, and he would not be cities, demands from all quarters have flooded fn upon the army until it has ed defendant: . ranged on (lie side of Governor Cox. The man who, though age was creep b< en forced to double and treble Its IN THE NAME UF THE STATE ing upon him, demanded as his right effort«. OF OREGON: You are hereby notified Attorney at Law that he be sent across to face with the It has been compelled to expand be ai d required to appear in the above ’ two hundred thousand men that clam ynnd city lines and extend its service entitled Court and cause and answer NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON VE Y ANC JR ored to accompany him, the German to the remotest districts of the state. the complaint of plaintiff now on file menace; and who grimly laid down the And in these out of the way places therein against you within six weeks idea that by his end on the field of the army is solving one ot the greatest Office in Ryan Block buttle the drooping morale of the en economic problems, handling at their frotr tne date of the first puplication of this summons upon you, which is tente forces might bo revived, though source and preventing many of the OREGON the death of s former President of the ills that result from poverty and wrong the 28th day of August, 1920, and if ACKSONVILLE. United States would have had little In teaching you fail to appear and answer within common with a candidate whose news In every county of Oregon one and the time required, for want thereof papers proclaimed sixteen months aft •ometimes two advisory boards have the plaintiff will apply to the Court er the sinking of the Lusitania. that been formed of business men and i i for a decree of divorce, dissolving the ' “The German l'-boat« have committed Oltixens of those counties. These men bonds of matrimony existing between I no crime against us.” •re constantly In touch with their Remember In what stirring words communities and Judge when and how- the plaintiff and defendant. This summons is served upon you by Roosevelt denounced the l.usltnnla best the Salvation Army can be utiliz sinking, and how. throughout all Hint ed to serve the citizens of that com- 1 publication once a week fir six con Lease, drab period of American neutrality, njunlty. A word to headquarters secutive weeks in the Jacksonville Mortgages, ills powerful voice rang through the brings the Salvation Army worker to i | Post, published in Jacksonville. Ore- Bill of Sale, land awakening the patriotism of our take care of the man or woman, boy j , gon, by the order of Hon. George A people to tlie culmination In April, Agreements. over- ¡Gardner, Judge of the County Court 1917. when even Mr. Wilson finally or girl whose misfortunes have W arrantv Deeds, | of Oregon, for Jackson County, which was compelled to face the Inevitable. whelmed them. Quit Claim Deeds, home In the lescue and maternity ! order was made on the 25th day of There Is no law against Governor Chattel Mortgage, Cox’s use of Colonel Roosevelt’s in Portiend the unfortunate K’rl August, 1920. Acknowledgements, find a refuge and mothers of Oregon 9 name. Nor Is there any law on the Gus N ewbury Real Estate ontract, statute hooks providing for the crimes sanctuary. Attorney for Plaintiff, In the boys and gtrls home to be Location Notice—Placer, which are committed in the name of Residing at Medford, progressiveness for which Colonel establish'd at Yamhill the life of the Location Notice—Quartz, Jackson County, Oregon. Roosevelt stood. There are Napoleons neglected child la shaped and the hoy Satisfaction of Mortgage, of finance, of wheat, of oil and of or girl prepared to go out ln.io the Real Estate Agents Contract, industry, lint there was only one Nr. world and win his or her own way. In the Industrial home in Portland poleon. There are Jimmies and Ed dies and Harries, but there was only many derelicts are made over into self supporting men and wom>n who one Teddy. In the campaign upon which we are no longer a charge upon their have entered, the name of Roosevelt county but au asset to their com- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUN- will be Invoked many times In many muuity. places In behalf of many things. But fn the relief branch:» of the work TY OF JACKSON. few In all the great army of those dona by the army many cases of pov arty and sickness ar« handled an In the Matter of the Guardian- who followed Roosevelt will be d< celled. Tiny know above all otlici nually. When the call ’or help comet ship of the Persons and Estates of things that tbe safety and integrity there is no Investigation of the worth Agnes Brier, Grace Brier and Carl promptly obUinet* In a ’ I rountrle« OK NO Pll. TNAM-MANKS, i. ArraUsnd < opyrUlm nwiw- of the United States lay closest to Iness of the subject. Help is gives Brier, Minors. M •' ’ • Tur FRft »(PORT o t.-l.nl L. ;ly. PfttentprMl- Theodore -Roosevelt'S heart, and with and Investigation made afterwards !cr PXfJutiTrly. a < II.rtBIXCil, Notice is hereby given that pursuant ’ r ,r Soo* them his doctrine of stalwart Ameri Tree employment bureaus which ex to order of the above named Court, *°* »0 «*T . S«LA FSTINTS, ' I*"11 '■ 1 '■ !l 'T ,0 S’* * OTrtner! canism will prevail against any preach act no membership fee, find work for potent 1;» » .-.nd u .>«r valuable iaforin*tion. made on the 21st dav of August, 1920. ment of progresslvelsm which seeks hundreds of idle bands ar.d while work to lure them front the path of patri la being found sac to it that dcserv | in the above named matter, I, Clara otic duty. Ing niea seating honest employm«»1 Brier Matlock. Guardian of the Per ___ _ PATENT LAWYER?, sons and Estates of Agnes Brier, j03 Seventh St., VVzaliinjjiss, D. C. to net starve. Grace Brier, and Car) Brier, Minors, Legal Notices Reproduced by permission New York Tribuno, Inc., Copyrighted 1920. Charles E. Hughes Joins Actors In Paying Tribute to Harding SALVATION ARMY TO SERVE ALL OREGON On the same day that sixty members of the HardingCoolidge The atrical League Journeyed from New York to Million to greet Senator Harding, Charles E. Hughes dropped off the train at the now fatuous Ohio town to visit the Republican nominee for President. Al. Jolson, president of the league, Immediately elected Mr. Hughes a member, and together they played an Important part In the day s program. Here we see Senator Harding. Eugene O'Brien, motion picture star, and Mr. Hughes. For a Real Affectionate Father He Stays Away an Awful Lot Summons. D. W. BAGSHAW We .have on hand for sale at moderate prices the following legal blanks. Notice of Guardian ’s Sale of Real Property. Reproduced by permission Naw York Tribune, Inc., Copyrighted 1920. Cynicism. We n re reminded that resontmet doubt nnd cynicism are so easily in tu ken for the wisdom of dlslllusioi n.ent thaï t there Is double rens ’<> guard against them. Many a hili soul fancies It Is growing wise tn th ways of the world when In truth it I only growing hard and bitter, A acquaintance with mankind does mean merely learning humanity side nnd being on guard against it wider study will bring a far diffei Ten aud more hopeful knowledge. »JA Health Improvement In Brazil. The Limon-: saying ''Brazil Is a vast hospital“ Is in a fair way to being outlawed, Y low fever Is stamped out and the government has made an Immense appropriation for supplying quinine to the entire community. To these achievements nni-t be added the labors of the Oswuldo Cruz institute In the realms of scientific prevention of communicable diseases of ull kinds. —Brazil-Medico. A «'A? ) Jacksonville Post D. SWIFT & CO. I »
